June 7, 2017 7:06 am

DEA Issues Fentanyl Warning for First Responders

Increasingly firefighters, EMTs and police officers are accidentally breathing in Fentanyl just by collecting crime scene evidence. The Drug Enforcement Administration has issued a warning for first responders who rush to crime scenes where drugs are involved.

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